老年友好城市对积极健康老龄化的影响一个关于Bolu-Karacasu Studio Experience

K. Aydemir, Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal
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在我国和世界范围内,老年人口占总人口的比例日益增加。这种情况主要影响发展中国家,但对发达国家也有影响。世界人口的全球老龄化增加了对老年人服务的需求,因此有必要在城市生活条件和建筑方面解决这种情况。老年人对建筑环境的适应能力的丧失、物理和生物的限制以及空间的不足迫使老年人改变其栖息地的边界。在这方面,世界卫生组织(世卫组织)正在通过《全球对老年人友好城市指南》带头鼓励城市“对老年人友好”。它为积极老龄化和老年人友好型城市制定战略,充分利用健康、参与和安全机会,提高老年人的生活质量。本研究的主要目的是基于对老年友好城市概念和要求的理论基础提出一个应用,旨在创造一个宜居和无障碍的环境,使老年人能够积极地继续生活,并感受到与社会的融合。在研究范围内,建立了一个针对积极健康老龄化的年龄友好型城市模型,并通过2019-2020年在Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal大学城市规划项目工作室与项目一起创建的年龄友好型Bolu Karacasu样本对其结果进行了分析。关键词:老年友好城市,主动老龄化,生活质量,可达性,博卢卡拉卡苏Doi: 10.7176/ jstr /6-10-05
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Age Friendly Cities on Active and Healthy Aging; One on Bolu-Karacasu Studio Experience
The proportion of the elderly population to the general population is increasing day by day in our country and in the world. This situation mainly affects developing countries, but there are impacts on the developed countries as well. The global aging of the world's population increases the need for services for the elderly, thus making it necessary to address the situation in terms of urban living conditions and architectural aspects. The loss of the elderly's ability to adapt to the built environment, physical and biological constraints, and spatial inadequacies are forcing older people to change the boundaries of their habitat. Within this context, the World Health Organization (WHO) is leading the way in inspiring cities to be “age-friendly” through the Global Age-Friendly Cities Guide. It develops strategies for active aging and age-friendly cities that make the best use of health, participation, and safety opportunities to improve life quality in old age. The main purpose of this study is to propose an application based on the theoretical infrastructure about the concept and requirements of the age-friendly city, which aims to create a livable and accessible environment in which the elderly can continue their lives actively and feel integrated with the society. In the scope of the study, an age-friendly city model for active and healthy aging was developed, and its results were analyzed through the Age-friendly Bolu Karacasu sample, which was created with a project in the Urban Planning Project Studio of Abant Izzet Baysal University of Bolu in 2019-2020. Keywords : Age Friendly Cities, active aging, quality of life, accessibility, Bolu Karacasu. DOI : 10.7176/JSTR/6-10-05
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